by the Primary Editors
As another successful year comes to a close, we reflect on some of the most popular pieces we have published over the course of 2024. We thank all our authors, editors, and readers for their continued support and engagement!
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Historicizing Libertarianism, or How to Write Intellectual History Without Intellectuals, by Dennis Kölling.
Liberalism and the Non-European: Isaiah Berlin and Edward Said, by Beatriz Silva.
Lessons of the Cold War: The Influence of Leszek Kołakowski on Tony Judt, by Artur Banaszewski and Jacob Saliba.
Marx and Republicanism: An Interview with Bruno Leipold, by Jochen Schmon.
New JHI Blog Reading List: Islamic Intellectual History, by Nilab Saeedi and Luke Wilkinson.
Managing the Sexual Revolution, Catholic Style: Towards an Intellectual History, by Pete Cajka.
Hannah Arendt and Isaiah Berlin: An interview with Kei Hiruta, by Jonas Bakkeli Eide.
The Futures Past of the Postcolonial Present, by David Scott.
Toward a Queer Theory of the State: An Interview with Samuel Clowes Huneke, by Jon Catlin.
From Pulpits to Parapets: Sermons in Revolutionary Boston, by Becca Palmer.
Advertising Etiquette: On Shaping the New York City Subway, by Simone Blandford.
Revisiting Tropical Modernism: Why Now? by Rukmini Swaminathan.
How Reason Encountered Work: The Encyclopédie and the Métiers, by Facundo Rocca.
Awakening the Ashes: Disha Karnad Jani interviews Marlene Daut.
Revolutions in the Political thought of Kant and Hegel: An interview with Richard Bourke, by Serena Cho.
Featured Image: Piazza della Signoria in Florence, by Giuseppe Zocchi, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
